New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
TIE SUYD1y TRIBUyE.

TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE yesterday presented a
great variety OF good things. Interesting facts about
the Volunteer and Thistle. with cuts of the two
speedy yachts letter aboGt the Spirtualists Camp
at Onset Bay, news of the theatres and
schools and chat with weli-known men were some
OF the features Of the supplement pages.
Leading news topics were these:
FoREIGN-W lillian OBrien was found guilty of
usiug seditlous language at Mitciestown. and sen-
fenced to three months Imprisonment; he APP
pealed from the decision, and was released ON
bail: John Vaudeville, chairman of the Poor Law
Guardians, was convicted Of a similar offence and
sentenced 10 two months impri, oument. - John
Morev. in n speech at Newcastle. said his views on
Irish affairs were unchanged. - hive years
supporters in the Reiehsrae - Mr. Denworth
q passenger, jumped overheard :rom the Wisconsin,
in md-ocean. and was drowned. - he French
Cabinet debated for the second time, the al VISA
bility Of ~xpelling the French Princes.
DOME TIC.-FrederIck Cook. William A. Poucher
Edward Wempe. Lawrence J. Fitzgerald aud John
BOgert prominently mentioned At SARATOGA as
Democratic nominees for the fiees OF Secretary OF
Stale. Attorney enersl. Controller, State Treas
urer and State Engineer, respectively. - split
MES and adhcrents of Deputy Collector Davis
resulted in two delegations TO the State Conveu-
tios and two nominations for Assem- blyman. -
Double delegations 10 the convention were sent
from Albany and OuOndaga Counties - Ere
County delegates were instructed to vote for
General Doyle the Administration candidate for
day purchased $l.9eo.35O Of 4 aud AL peg
cent bonds. - An agent OF Bismarck
has been investigating the labor ard
Socalstc movement in this country -
Petitions were filed Ia the Supreme Court III San
Francisco TO nave Roseofeld and Diesbaeh declared
insolvent debtors thus taking the matter out OF
the hands OF the assignee aod assuring public
invest CATION of the great wheat deal.
CITY AND SCBuRB ,N.-There were no deaths and
no OF cholera among tho people brought
by the Alesia. - The Thistle-Volunteer race
will take place in spite Of the discrepancy to the
1hstie's length; II necessary new challenge will
be issued. - Brewers are plotting to defeat the
Republican ticket by u corruption fund. -
Several men were named probable witnesses
this week at tho .Pacinc Railway investigation;
Nj. kassOn wrote a letter 10 the Commission. -
Brooklyn Jockey Club races were won by E0ian,
EsquImau. George Oyster, Volante, Cruiser and
Katie A. - An effort Is betog made 10 have
women appointed school trustees - DIR. Me-
Gyna and Mr.. George discussed the personal feat =
ures Of their campaign work. - large num-
Der Of brass workers struck aud took the saturday
haff-holrday - The BROOKLYN club easily de-
feated the Athletics. - l he Lyons murder trial
adjourned because of the Half-Holiday law.
- Gold value of the legal-teuder silver dollar
t4l2l2 grains)-44 Oiled. per ounce-74.l5 cents:
- Stocks opened depressed, recovered. and
finally sold of ON the favorable figures OF the bank
statement
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